The Spanish Progressive Rock Encyclopedia

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Jaume Sisa

From:

Barcelona

Musicians: (original line-up and changes between parenthesis)

Soloist Musician (vocals). Usual band: Albert Batiste (bass), Emilio Baleriola (guitar), Raimon Casals (drums), Pere Riera (sax), Xavier Riba (vio&n), José María Pagán (piano), Dolors Palau (flute and vocals).

Discography:

Orgia (1971)	Qualsevol Nit Pot Sortir el Sol (1975)	Sisa al Zeleste (1975)	La Galeta Galàctica (1976)	La Catedral (1977)
Antaviana (1978)	La Màgia de L'Estudiant (1979)	Sisa i Melodrama (1980)	Nit de Sant Joan (1981)	Roda la Música (1983)
Transcantautor (1985)	El més Galàctic (1994)	El Viajante (1996)	Bola Visca la Llibertat (2000)
Bola Voladora (2002)	El Congrés dels Solitaris (2005)

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Opinions and other informations:

Coristes y Numismatics (1979)	Noche de San Juan (1980)	barcelona Postal / barcelona Amante del Mar (1982)	Súbete a Colón / Allein in Barcelona (1982)	Roda la Música / El Notari de Sevilla (1983)
La Guerra de Cuba / De Tant Cantar (1983)	Cantautor Catala / El Trist i Desconsolat Enterrament de la Meva Esposa (1984)

One of the historic artists of the catalan progressive scen in the 70's. He came from Música Dispersa, together with Batiste, at the light of the psychedelic an theatrical music. Under his supervision, the big band Orquesta Platería was created. He made lots of collaborations with other musicians, cineasts and theater groups like Dagoll-Dagom. He was one of the top sellers artists in those 70s' ambiences. (José Manuel Iñesta)

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